ADRA Philippines takes a comprehensive approach to emergency management:
- By working with communities to prepare for and mitigate the impact of disasters through a Disaster Risk Reduction program as part of its ongoing development initiatives
- By partnering with local groups to provide immediate assistance when an emergency hits;
- By working with the affected people to help them recover after the crisis has passed through early recovery interventions.
We place great importance on building local capacity and long-term resilience to external shocks. We are committed to meeting international standards of quality, accountability and community participation.
A National Emergency Management Plan facilitates an immediate response to a range of emergencies with funding from ADRA International, the ADRA Asia Regional Office and local church partner.
OUR EMERGENCY RESPONSE
The Relevance of Faith-Based Organizations in Response and Recovery
Click for PDF Version [Humanitarian pitch by ADRA to the United Nations’ Humanitarian Country Team on 15th April 2021] Last year, the UN Inter-Agency Task
ADRA Distributes Additional Relief Assistance for Typhoon Ulysses Victims
Due to the overflowing support that came from multiple individuals and organizations during Typhoon Ulysses last November, ADRA was able to extend another wave of
Cash Assistance for Homes Destroyed by Fire in Kawit, Cavite
Just as the number of COVID-19 cases in the National Capital Region is on the rise, another tragedy hit this historic town of Kawit, less
ADRA Participates in GYD21: Reaching Out to Cultures, Colors, and Communities
The whole ADRA team in the Philippines is honored to have participated in Global Youth Day last March 20, 2021. Through different churches, districts, and
Babae Ako, Kaya Ko!
It is again the time of the year when we celebrate the women in our society. With this year’s campaign focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic,
The Bicol Landslide Study Launched
Following several cyclone events that triggered landslides in the Bicol area in 2020, ADRA, together with Humanity and Inclusion (HI), Plan International, ACTED, and the